How to remove and install Transfer Case Seal in the Manual transmission on Ford Bronco II?

To remove and install the extension housing seal for various transmissions, crank the car, detach the negative battery terminal and jack up the car. Put a suitable drain pan under the extension housing and ensure that the surrounding area of the seal is cleaned. Put the mark on the driveshaft in line with the rear axle flange, then remove the two driveshaft bolts and pull the driveshaft back from the transmission. Remove the extension housing seal with an oil seal removal tool. For installation, a layer of gear lubricant should be applied at the lip of the new oil seal to be fitted into the extension housing using an installation tool with the proper orientation of the drain hole. Replace the driveshaft and position it correctly as it was done when being removed then fasten it with the attaching washer, lock washer and nuts. Examine the fluid level and top up with the correct type of fluid, lower the car and reconnect the battery terminal that has been removed negative terminal. The procedure remains the same for both Mitsubishi and M50D 5-speed transmissions with the following notes as follows The following tools should be used Schweitzer-LME 3L Gear oil 75W-90.

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Ford Bronco II Transfer Case Seal

Ford Bronco II Transfer Case Seal keeps the four wheel drive gearbox fed with lubricant by blocking escapes at the output end, safeguarding gears that rely on constant fluid coverage and hydraulic pressure. A leaking Transfer Case Seal quickly lowers fluid level which leads to heat buildup, gear wear, and shifts. The Transfer Case Seal sits where the driveshaft yoke slides into the extension housing, its flexible lip clings to the spinning shaft while the outer metal ring anchors in the bore so oil that cools and hydraulically powers the system cannot seep past. Throughout the production run every Ford Bronco II applied the same basic elastomer lined metal design, with only minor diameter tweaks tied to specific driveline packages, so no major style differences exist. Replacing a worn Ford Bronco II Transfer Case Seal means jacking the vehicle, marking and unbolting the shaft, prying out the old ring, cleaning the housing, greasing, and tapping a genuine Ford part in flush, installing the new Transfer Case Seal before reattaching the driveshaft to keep any Bronco II ready for the trail.

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Ford Bronco II Transfer Case Seal Parts Questions & Experts Answers

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Q: How to remove and install Transfer Case Seal in the Manual transmission on Ford Bronco II?
A:
To remove and install the extension housing seal for various transmissions, crank the car, detach the negative battery terminal and jack up the car. Put a suitable drain pan under the extension housing and ensure that the surrounding area of the seal is cleaned. Put the mark on the driveshaft in line with the rear axle flange, then remove the two driveshaft bolts and pull the driveshaft back from the transmission. Remove the extension housing seal with an oil seal removal tool. For installation, a layer of gear lubricant should be applied at the lip of the new oil seal to be fitted into the extension housing using an installation tool with the proper orientation of the drain hole. Replace the driveshaft and position it correctly as it was done when being removed then fasten it with the attaching washer, lock washer and nuts. Examine the fluid level and top up with the correct type of fluid, lower the car and reconnect the battery terminal that has been removed negative terminal. The procedure remains the same for both Mitsubishi and M50D 5-speed transmissions with the following notes as follows The following tools should be used Schweitzer-LME 3L Gear oil 75W-90.